How many McCormick size spice bottles would fit on each shelf?
30350
7 normal sized spice bottles fit on each shelf.So in total I have 21 spice bottles in this unit.
30351
Maybe 6-8, depending on the size? I only have one large Garlic Salt and three of the tiny size McCormick containers. I uploaded a picture of my spice rack filled up for reference. It should appear in the customer image gallery shortly.
906388
While I don't know your bottle size or amount it holds, we have a few of "The Spice Hunter" brand spices - rounded square bottles holding 2.7 oz. which fit just fine. The taller "Spice Islands" round bottle holds 1.7 oz. and again fits fine. The surprise for us was that this spice rack held our "Publix" brand of spices - these bottles are larger round, plastic bottles, and the tallest we have - they hold 4.5 oz. and fit perfectly. Hope this helps!
879429
The bottles certainly have no problem fitting. The shelves are roomy. However, the McCormick bottles tend to tip forward or backward because of the way the bottoms of the shelves are constructed. Each shelf consists of several metal rods running the width of the unit and resting on the outer frame. Wider-bottomed bottles have no problem, but the McCormick bottles have very narrow bottoms that wobble a little on the rods. Personally, I don't mind. I've got a zillion bottles of spices and these shelves are an economical solution for storage.
5161
These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using 3 side by side with room at the top and edge of the drawer for spice envelopes, shakers, salts, etc. These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using... » Read More These racks are 8" wide (by 15 1/4" long), so only one would fit vertically, perhaps two if the 15" length is accurate and your drawer is a bit more that 15"; depending on the depth of your drawer, you might be able to fit in two (2 - 8" wide x 15 1/4" long). They will hold 4 long spice bottles in each tier, so 12 altogether, double that for the short spice bottles. I hope this helps. The Amazon description says 8 x 15, each holding 12 (or 24) bottles. Good luck. They have been a "god-send", eliminating double or triple layers of bottles. We are using 3 side by side with room at the top and edge of the drawer for spice envelopes, shakers, salts, etc. « Show Less
1074370
I just measured: the interior of the shelf is 2.25 inches (meaning you can fit something 2 1/4" deep in the shelf) and sticks out about 2.5 inches from the wall. This depth allows for nearly all normal-sized spices to fit, including a larger McCormick garlic or onion powder instead of just the small Spice Island-sized spices. I put all the taller items on the top, but normal spices fit height-wise in the lower shelves.
555939
A little more than 2 1/2 inches. All my spices fit on this shelf. You are going to be happy you bought this! :)
309511
I can't really say for sure. I used mine for fingernail polish, but the rack could probably hold at least 20 grocery size spices.
550871
I'll have to get back with you on the depth. I installed 2 of them on a desk turned island cart which is at our lake house. I can say that up to an 8oz bottle of store bought spices will fit.
768779
Will depend on the size of the bottles, cans, etc. of your spices. Suggest that you draw a nine inch circle on paper and test it out, Leave space along the edge for the rim. Good luck.
1072360
My shelf holds 4-5 spices on each tier (depending on how big each container is)
654158
You can easily fit 5 large tomato sauce cans on the bottom shelf it is that wide. I love mine. For spices it would be worth while for you.
819702
We fit 6 of this size bottle per shelf, for a total of 18, plus 6 short bottles in the back shelf. In our drawer, there is also space on either side, all within the "expansions" of the spice rack. We stash odd-sized packages on the right and left. (It's a wide drawer.)
241763
Just a tad under 2". Most typical spice bottles fit with a bit to spare. Hope this is helpful.
950185
I have approximately 40 spice jars in various sizes between the two tiers. It doesn't look that big, but you'll be amazed at how much you can fit on it.
1508875
The round spice bottles that the spices come in fit fine. the short ones can go 2 one on top of the other in one space
1627239
I threw mine away, but you can figure the width of two spice jars plus add 1/2 to 1 inch for the center. I honestly can't recommend this, though. It started falling apart shortly after I set it up.
768780
I didn't use mine for spices. I used mine for the shampoos and stuff for my little dog. I can't give you a number, but if its smaller bottle sizes it will hold several--15 or 20 or even more. My 9 inch holds like 7 bottles like dog shampoo, conditioner so on. I hope this helps.